Defencesecurityasia Russia to Launch Anti-Drone Dome at Russia-Africa Summit
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- •The Anti-Drone Dome will be presented at the Russia-Africa Summit on October 28-29, 2026.
- •The system is designed to protect critical infrastructure from drone attacks using multilayered defense strategies.
- •Rosoboronexport claims the system's components have proven effective in real-world scenarios.
At the upcoming Russia-Africa Summit on October 28-29, 2026, Russia's state arms exporter Rosoboronexport will unveil its Anti-Drone Dome, a multilayered air defense system designed to protect civilians, military personnel, and critical infrastructure from drone attacks. The system incorporates radar detection, electronic jamming, and physical barriers, and is adaptable to various facilities and partners. Alexander Mikheyev, CEO of Rosoboronexport, stated that all components are Russian-made and have proven effective in real-world conditions. The initiative comes amid ongoing challenges for Russia in countering drone attacks, particularly from Ukraine, which have targeted key infrastructure. The Anti-Drone Dome aims to enhance national security and reassure investors about the safety of their investments in Russia.
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